Paper?
Ci Zhu was momentarily taken aback by Li Ye's abrupt words, pausing for a moment: "If we talk about it, the paper from this world's Bitter Journey Academy is considered the best. Donor Li, are you so confident that you can make better paper than theirs?"
Transcribing scriptures within the Buddhist Sect is very important.
Not only does the process of copying provide a deeper understanding of the scriptures, but it also allows one to infuse their Buddhist power and principles into them, transforming the scriptures into a force they can easily wield.
Every monk at Kongxiang Temple had to transcribe the Buddhist scriptures daily.
For Ci Zhu, this was even more crucial.
To prove his Tao, he needed to have his own scriptures, even if it was just one passage—without his own scriptures, he couldn't even attain the Arhat Fruit Position.
Suitable paper that could serve as a carrier for words was naturally of great value.
